Spaghetti Dinner! Covington’s non-profit Rainier Youth Choirs is fundraising to cover operating expenses and keep tuition costs affordable.

Bring family and friends on Friday, November 12 to Cedar Heights Middle School, 19640 SE 272nd, Kent, WA, anytime between 5:30 and 7:30pm. Enjoy a pasta dinner with your choice of sauce (Pesto, Tomato, and a meat sauce with meatballs), salad, garlic bread, mozzarella Puffins and dessert. Ice water, coffee, and tea are included in the meal, but there will be pop and bottled water for sale as well.

Children 1-5 years old are $1 per year of age age. Everyone else is $7 pre-paid through an RYC member, or $8 at the door.

Please pre-order tickets via email and pay at the door!

This Friday, November 5, 2010 from 6 to 7 p.m., Kent Station is hosting a free concert to raise funds for U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Join shoppers, dinners and fellow patriots at Kent Station’s Fountain Stage for a concert by the Green River Community College concert choir. They will sing a medley of fun Christmas tunes including Silent Night, Carol of the Bells and a jazz version of “I’ll Be Home For Christmas.”

The choir will sing in honor of our soldiers defending U.S. rights overseas while trying to raise money to send “Christmas to Afghanistan.” Cash and check donations will be accepted during the concert.

Two Tahoma schools are featuring plays this November, bringing quality entertainment close to home at affordable prices. Log OutHere’s what’s playing next month:

Tahoma Senior High School Presents

While the Lights Were Out by Jack Sharkey
Directed by Richard Young

November 4, 5 & 6 and 12 & 13  (Shows @ 7 p.m.)

Tickets:  $7 adults, $5 students with ASB, $4 students w/o ASB and children

Tahoma High School, 18200 SE 240th St., Covington, WA  98042
425-413-6200
Tahoma Junior High School Presents

And Then There Was One! And Then There Was One, Too!
Directed by Dale Bowers

November 5 @ 7 pm
November 6 @ 2 pm and 7 pm
November 7 @ 2 pm

And Then There was One! — a spoof on Agatha Christie’s famous murder mystery And Then There Were None (Ten Little Indians). A hilarious satire of ten guests stranded on a desert island and one by one they disappear.

And Then There was One, Too is the sequel, and just as hilarious as the first show. Another chance meeting at mountaintop resort – where they are all once again stranded and one by one, they begin to disappear – again! Will these people ever learn?

Tahoma Middle School, 24425 SE 216th Way, Maple Valley, WA  98038
425-413-3600

For more information, visit Tahoma Drama online.

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